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how do i create a separate icloud account for my other iphone? i'm currently using an iphone X and iphone 13 and both device has the same apple id and icloud account.
iPhone 13, iOS 16
Read this support article about Apple ID Frequently Asked Questions --> https://appleid.apple.com/faq
"How many Apple IDs do I need?
Just one. Use the same Apple ID everywhere you sign in to ensure that all your Apple services and devices work together seamlessly and you can access your personal content from all your devices."
If you have a need for more than one account you can create more, but for many people this is not recommended and turns into a big management headache.
This document explains how to create a new Apple ID (create an Apple Account) --> How to create a new Apple ID - Apple Support
Read this support article about Apple ID Frequently Asked Questions --> https://appleid.apple.com/faq
"How many Apple IDs do I need?
Just one. Use the same Apple ID everywhere you sign in to ensure that all your Apple services and devices work together seamlessly and you can access your personal content from all your devices."
If you have a need for more than one account you can create more, but for many people this is not recommended and turns into a big management headache.
This document explains how to create a new Apple ID (create an Apple Account) --> How to create a new Apple ID - Apple Support
thanks for the info. I was thinking that if you register each device with a distinct apple ID, you will have 5GB of cloud storage for each device or a total of 10GB. While having one ID for all your devices, you will only get 5GB of cloud storage for all of your devices. Please correct me if my idea is wrong. Thank you.
boss119 wrote:
thanks for the info. I was thinking that if you register each device with a distinct apple ID, you will have 5GB of cloud storage for each device or a total of 10GB. While having one ID for all your devices, you will only get 5GB of cloud storage for all of your devices. Please correct me if my idea is wrong. Thank you.
No, you're not wrong. But, if more storage is the only reason you're considering multiple IDs, you may want to think again. If each devices has a different Apple ID, you can't sync messages across devices. You may be able to share most app and music purchases if you set up Family Sharing, but that's one more thing to manage. If you want to use the same Apple TV and Apple Music (and other Apple subscriptions) on multiple Apple IDs, those subscriptions will cost you more.
Or, you could keep one Apple ID and pay 0.99/ month for 50 gigs of storage.
Storage is by Apple ID. You get 5GB free across all devices on which you log in
Am I entitled to a separate icloud account for every iphone that I own?
